I have made construction my life.   As a young boy, my father taught me the business of carpentry from the ground up.   My father taught me all the mechanics, but most of all he taught me how to care about my work and how important it was to love what you do, and to take pride in a job well done.

I took over the family business of construction when my father died young.   I ran it with all the same principles that he had taught me, and I also included some of my own as I grew and experienced construction first hand.

I worked in downtown Chicago for fourteen years and my work has been featured in the Chicago Tribune and Architectural Digest.   You can also find some of my work featured in Ralph Johnson of Perkins & Will Building and Projects published by Rizzoli Publications, Inc.   I have built sound studios, made additions and repairs to Frank Lloyd Wright structures, renovations to the Chicago Stadium and many more.

The life of the big city was losing its luster and I went out to search for a calmer life and found a place I call home: Sedona, Arizona.   With the beauty of nature surrounding me I realized how we had to live with the land and preserve its majestic nature.